“…Interviews with those who have grown the orange for generations are juxtaposed with commentary by art critics, historians, film scholars, and the poet Haim Gourin to elucidate how both Orientalism and Zionism in various European narratives have helped destroy the initially quite benign cooperation between Palestinian and Jewish cultivators. …”

“…Bronisław Geremek (Polish social and political historian) who immediately afterwards accepts the “CEU Open Society Prize” from George Soros (Founder of CEU and Chairman of the Board of Trustees). …”

“…Appearances of: Marcel Courthiades (Professor of Romany language, France), Bela Danyi (Auschwitz survivor), Günter Grass (Nobel-Prize winning German author), Henriette Asseo (Historian, France), Ion Mihai Pletos (Gypsy Baron, Romania), Paul Iulian (Mayor of Vidra, Romania), Francisc Giurgiu (Mayor of Livezi, Romania), Grigore Voroneanu (Mayor of Gulia, Romania), Erika Csovcsics (High School Director, Hungary), George Soros (businessman, philanthropist and CEU Founder), Dimitrina Petrova (Executive Director of the European Roma Rights Center in Budapest, Hungary), Aladar Kotai (leader of the Gypsy Minority and President of the Roma Council in Ozd, Hungary), and Angéla Kóczé (Sociologist, Hungary).…”

“…Featured in the program: Goloborod'ko, Aleksandr (Historian) Contributors: Lanovoi, Vasilii (Anchor); Vats, Kirill (Anchor); Nikiforov, Gennadii (Anchor); Braun, Heinz (Anchor); Zasukhin, Nikolai (Anchor) История Второй мировой войны: план нападения Японии на СССР и переписка Черчилля со Сталиным. …”

“…Narrated and co-written by renoved historian Sir Martin Gilbert, the film is a gripping record of people who risked it all to document the most horrifying experience of their lives.…”

“…Bronisław Geremek (Polish social and political historian) who immediately afterwards accepts the “CEU Open Society Prize” from George Soros (Founder of CEU and Chairman of the Board of Trustees). …”

“…Bronisław Geremek (Polish social and political historian) who immediately afterwards accepts the “CEU Open Society Prize” from George Soros (Founder of CEU and Chairman of the Board of Trustees). …”

“…Appearances of: Marcel Courthiades (Professor of Romany language, France), Bela Danyi (Auschwitz survivor), Günter Grass (Nobel-Prize winning German author), Henriette Asseo (Historian, France), Ion Mihai Pletos (Gypsy Baron, Romania), Paul Iulian (Mayor of Vidra, Romania), Francisc Giurgiu (Mayor of Livezi, Romania), Grigore Voroneanu (Mayor of Gulia, Romania), Erika Csovcsics (High School Director, Hungary), George Soros (businessman, philanthropist and CEU Founder), Dimitrina Petrova (Executive Director of the European Roma Rights Center in Budapest, Hungary), Aladar Kotai (leader of the Gypsy Minority and President of the Roma Council in Ozd, Hungary), and Angéla Kóczé (Sociologist, Hungary).…”

“…In this pithy, rigorously argued book, leading historian John Gillingham examines a once great notion that soured long ago. …”

“…The lucid arguments and judicious comparisons in this book will be of great interest to political scientists, sociologists, geographers, economists, and historians."…”

“…But as this collection shows, Thompson was much more than a historian: he was a dedicated educator of workers, a brilliant polemicist, a skilled political theorist, and a tireless agitator for peace, against nuclear weapons, and for a rebirth of the socialist project. …”

“…There are chapters from labour historians, theoreticians, more mainstream industrial relations scholars, sociologists, organizational psychologists, geographers, policy advisors, economists and lawyers. …”

“…It features contributions from leading and up-and-coming women labour historians, essays are in three sections: the labour market/work (typical and atypical); trade unions; and politics. …”

“…From the martyrdom of the famous Molly Maguires in the Pennsylvania coalfields in the nineteenth century to the great sitdown strikes of the 1930s, the history of the American labor movement is filled with pitched battles that frequently erupted into open warfare. Here, celebrated historian Sidney Lens chronicles these great labor battles, the contentious struggles to lead them, and the leaders generated by the working-class movement: Eugene Debs, Samuel Gompers, Mother Jones, Lucy and Albert Parsons, William Z. …”

“…László Bukovszky and Tamás Keszeli; a presentation about the state of affairs concerning Romanian legislation was delivered by Stefano Bottoni; historian Krzysztof Persak spoke about relevant research in Poland and Imre Barczi presented the archiving of the magnetic tapes of the National Security Office in Hungary. …”

“…Featured in the program: Vasil'eva, Tat'iana Grigor'evna (Actress); Zbruev, Aleksandr Viktorovich (Actor); Chernenko, Miron Markovich (Film Historian) Contributors: Berman, Boris (Anchor) Конкурс авторского кино; Сочинский кинофестиваль; интервью с актерами и режиссерами. …”

“…The seminars, workshops and special evenings featured among others: Professor Jeffrey Goldfarb (Department of Sociology, Graduate Faculty), Professor Shlomo Avineri (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel), Sonja Licht (Director of the Soros Foundation Yugoslavia), Professor Bohdan Krawchenko (Kiev-Mohyla Academy, Kiev, Ukraine), Elzbieta Matynia (ECEP Director), Adam Michnik (historian, political thinker, and Editor-in-Chief of Gazeta Wyborcza), Czeslaw Milosz (1981 Nobel Prize Laureate), Professor Ann Snitow (Committee on Gender Studies and Feminist Theory, Graduate Faculty), and Elaine Zimmerman (Executive Director, Connecticut Commission on Children).…”

“…Featured in the program: Filippov, Petr (People's Deputy); Gordin, IAkov Arkad'evich (Writer and Historian); Siniavskii, Andrei (Writer); Basilashvili, Oleg (People's Deputy); Shevchuk, IUrii IUlianovich (Musician) Выступления в поддержку проведения референдума по вопросу частной собственности. …”

“…, but behind the gambling, there are often tragic stories. A historian sees parallels with Pythagoras' theory of numbers, which is kept alive in Italian popular culture.…”

“…"In this groundbreaking book, distinguished historian Gotz Aly addresses one of modern history’s greatest conundrums: How did Adolf Hitler win the allegiance of ordinary Germans for his program of mass murder and military conquest? …”